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Fundamentals of C++ Programming

by: Richard L. Halterman

Publication date: 2018-09-25

Topics: Computer science, C++, Programming languages, Software development

Publisher: School of Computing Southern Adventist University

Collection: folkscanomy_computer_inbox; folkscanomy_computer; folkscanomy; additional_collections

Language: English

Rights: This document is copyright ©2017 by Richard L. Halterman, all rights reserved. Permission is hereby granted to make hardcopies and freely distribute the material herein under the following conditions: 1) The copyright and this legal notice must appear in any copies of this document made in whole or in part; 2) None of material herein can be sold or otherwise distributed for commercial purposes without written permission of the copyright holder; 3) Instructors at any educational institution may freely use this document in their classes as a primary or optional textbook under the conditions specified above. A local electronic copy of this document may be made under the terms specified for hardcopies: 1) The copyright and these terms of use must appear in any electronic representation of this document made in whole or in part; 2) None of material herein can be sold or otherwise distributed in an electronic form for commercial purposes without written permission of the copyright holder; 3) Instructors at any educational institution may freely store this document in electronic form on a local server as a primary or optional textbook under the conditions specified above. Additionally, a hardcopy or a local electronic copy must contain the uniform resource locator (URL) providing a link to the original content so the reader can check for updated and corrected content. The current URL is: http://python.cs.southern.edu/cppbook/progcpp.pdf

Item Size: 388.3M

An introduction to computer programming in C++. University and high school students and self learners around the world have found it helpful. See the terms of use in the preface of the book.

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